Home services · Pest control
Wirepilot AI answers your pest control company's phone while technicians are on site. It calms worried callers, identifies the likely pest from their description, books inspections and treatments, and explains the preparation steps you approve.
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Your pest control company
Mice in the kitchen
Caller: Saw droppings and a mouse in the kitchen last night.
Receptionist: That's very common this time of year and we can help. A rodent treatment includes an inspection, sealing advice and bait stations, starting at $249. I have Thursday morning available.
Try it: say you saw a mouse in the kitchen, or ask whether treatments are safe for pets.
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People who call pest control are usually upset. They've seen mice in the kitchen, bed bugs on the mattress or wasps by the door, and they want someone to come as soon as possible. They'll call company after company until one answers.
Technicians are in basements and attics all day, and many pest control businesses are small. The office can't always keep up, especially in peak season, when calls about ants, wasps and rodents spike.
An initial treatment often leads to follow-up visits and, for many customers, a recurring protection plan. Commercial clients such as restaurants and property managers can be ongoing contracts. Most of that starts with an urgent phone call that someone answers first.
Missed calls in peak season mean lost jobs at exactly the time you could have filled the schedule. Answering every call and booking on the spot captures that demand.
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Real situations, and exactly what Wirepilot AI says and does in each one. Names, prices and times are examples; yours come from your setup.
The caller: Saw droppings and a mouse in the kitchen last night.
The receptionist says: “That's very common this time of year and we can help. A rodent treatment includes an inspection, sealing advice and bait stations, starting at $249. I have Thursday morning available.”
What it does: Books the treatment, notes the problem area, and texts your preparation checklist.
The caller: Thinks they have bed bugs and is very worried.
The receptionist says: “I understand, that's upsetting. The first step is an inspection to confirm it. I'll book one, and text you how to prepare so the treatment works.”
What it does: Books an inspection and sends your bed-bug prep instructions.
The caller: There's a wasp nest by the front door and a child with an allergy in the house.
The receptionist says: “Let's get that dealt with quickly. Please keep everyone away from the door. I have a technician available this afternoon.”
What it does: Books the earliest slot and flags the allergy for the technician.
The caller: Asks if treatments are safe for their cat.
The receptionist says: “Our technician will go over pet safety with you before treating, including how long to keep your cat out of treated areas.”
What it does: Gives your approved answer. Detailed product questions go to the technician.
The caller: A restaurant manager wants monthly service.
The receptionist says: “We work with many restaurants. I'll have our commercial manager call you today to set up a site visit.”
What it does: Sends the commercial lead to the right person.
The caller: Hears scratching in the attic at night and thinks it might be raccoons or squirrels.
The receptionist says: “That's usually squirrels or raccoons getting in through a gap. We offer humane wildlife removal and seal the entry points. I can book an inspection tomorrow afternoon.”
What it does: Books a wildlife inspection if you offer it, or politely refers the caller to a wildlife service if you don't.
Worried callers get a clear next step on the first ring.
Your preparation checklists sent automatically after booking. See summaries.
Business contracts sent to your commercial manager. See call transfer.
Up to 20 calls at once when every homeowner has ants.
We set up:
Many pest control companies ask the receptionist to collect a quick description of what the caller has seen and where. Technicians arrive with the right products, which means fewer return visits.
For commercial accounts like restaurants, food plants and property managers, we can set up a separate path: recognising existing contract clients, logging service requests against the right site, and sending urgent sightings to your commercial technician. Commercial clients notice when their calls are handled quickly, and it helps at renewal time.
Wirepilot AI books into Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, ServiceM8, Service Fusion or Google Calendar, and can log jobs to QuickBooks through automations on Growth and Pro.
Best fit
300 minutes included, then $0.45/min
Starter suits most local pest control companies: booking, prep texts, forwarding and summaries. Growth adds smart transfers, two-way texting and outbound reminder calls for recurring plans where available.
Free setup. 7-day free trial. No contract.
It asks the questions you'd ask (what they saw, where, how many) and books the right service. Your technician confirms on site.
No. It shares only the general safety and prep information you approve.
Yes, by text after booking.
Jobber, Housecall Pro, ServiceTitan, ServiceM8 and Service Fusion are supported.
It can share starting prices you approve and book an inspection for exact quotes.
It explains your plans and books the first visit, or sends you the lead.
It shares the general guidance you approve for each treatment, and the technician confirms on the day.
Yes. When a treatment includes follow-ups, it books them at the intervals you set.
We set it up for you, free. Try it for 7 days, or book a 20-minute demo and hear it handle calls like yours.
Your plan starts after 7 days unless you cancel. Cancel anytime from your dashboard.
